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Review: Horze Rovigo Tall Boots

3/23/2015

7 Comments

 
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The Horze Rovigo Tall Boots offer style and warmth in a saddle-ready winter tall boot. These boots are warm, featuring a synthetic wool lining that runs throughout the entire boot, including around the top of the foot area. This lining definitely kept my legs warm, though I would have liked a little extra lining in the foot area.

These boots are wonderfully stylish, and I have received countless compliments on them from both horse people and non-horse people. They look great paired with breeches, but are also loose fitting enough that I've worn them with jeans without a problem. These boots could easily double as a standard pair of winter boots for someone who doesn't ride.

The grip on the sole is good, and these boots are intended for riding use. However, the foot is somewhat bulky, and I found myself feeling a little stuck in the stirrups. Because of the thickness of both the footbed and the ankle area, it was difficult to tell just where my leg was pressing against my horse. Because of this I don't favor these boots for riding, but they've become my go-to pair of winter barn boots.

The two elastic straps along the sides are adjustable with Velcro, allowing you to tailor the fit of the boots to the outfit that you're wearing. These boots themselves are made of nubuck leather, which has held up well; I've used these boots for an entire season now.

I did have one major problem with these boots, in that the back of the heel area is made of a plastic or metal cup which irritated the back of my ankle and tendon. While breaking in these boots helped, I am still irritated by this area if I walk any real distance - hand walking my horse in these boots is out, unless I wear two pairs of socks. The double-sock method is effective in solving the issue, but it's not ideal.

All in all, these boots are great for working around the barn, and if you're not bothered by their bulk, then you can also ride in them. I'm impressed by their quality, and enjoy the warmth that they provide. The Rovigo Tall Boots are available from Horze.com.

7 Comments
Bettina Gundersen
4/8/2016 05:02:14 am

Hallo. D you have in size 40

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Sara Smith link
10/10/2016 02:07:01 am

Horze Rovigo Tall Boots is best if you are preparing for horse riding competition. As it help you to have a great grip on horse while riding.

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Cindy C. Savoy link
11/20/2016 05:12:44 pm

Horze Rovigo Tall Boots is truly warm, highlighting a manufactured fleece covering that goes all through the whole boot, including around the highest point of the foot range. These boots could without much of a stretch serve as a standard combine of winter boots for somebody who doesn't ride. These boots themselves are made of nubuck cowhide, which has held up well; I've utilized these boots for a whole season now.

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9/20/2017 06:29:43 am

It is quite a standard issue with people needing extra wide shoes. Wider shoes for men are quite in demand and given those men's wider shoes are not to be found easily there is all the more reason for the demand. Men with bigger feet or wide toe spread often need extra wide men's shoes to ensure that they don't suffer from problems of the feet, especially bunions caused by deformities in the bone. It is important to find shoes of the right size that don't cramp the feet and allow sufficient space for them to expand and contract along with the walking motion.

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9/20/2017 09:07:56 am

Lots of individuals suffer severe foot pain regardless of age. Young and old experienced chronic foot problems that likely affect their performance and restricts their actions according to their physical ability. Lots of people are unaware that foot conditions do not only bring discomfort to the foot itself, but on the whole body as well.

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3/11/2019 07:36:16 pm

The grip on the sole is good. Thanks for share!

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